This video, viewed more than 1 million times on X, and also shared on other platforms such as Instagram and Facebook, allegedly shows a missile hitting a building in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Claimed by Unknown · 2026-03-01
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- DW.comFake
2026-03-04
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